The North Carolina Cavy Breeders Association was established in 1986. Our club is chartered under the American Rabbit Breeders Association and affiliated with the American Cavy Breeders Association (our national club).
The North Carolian Cavy Breeders Assocation (NCCBA) is considered a regional club which means we host shows in ARBAs Districts 6 & 9 some of these states include Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina to name a few. Sponsoring sanctioned shows has also been a high priority, since they were a rarity in our region before the club was established.
This is a regional cavy club that is made up of breeders, cavy enthusiasts, exhibitors and fanciers of the 13 ARBA recognized breeds. We also have some members who have loving guinea pigs as pets who participate in our yearly costume contest. Some of our goals include education of the public as well as education and encouragement of prospective breeders.
This is a regional cavy club that is made up of breeders, cavy enthusiasts, exhibitors and fanciers of the 13 ARBA recognized breeds. We also have some members who have loving guinea pigs as pets who participate in our yearly costume contest.
The animal known as a guinea pig to most people is called a cavy (pronounced K-V) by breeders and fanciers. A female is called a sow and the male a boar. Because they
don't require much room, have no odor, and seldom bite, cavies make ideal pets.
Why join the
North Carolina Cavy Breeders Association? One of the perks of
being a member is receiving a Club Yearbook with all the members' listings and
other information. You will receive two Newsletters a
year and e-mail updates as needed. Only club members may have their website/Facebook page linked on our
club website. You will get referrals from interested buyers even if you do not
have a website. You may opt to participate in our clubs
Sweepstakes Program.
The results for the 2023 Sweepstakes Contest
for North Carolina Cavy Breeders Association (NCCBA) members
Remember that the best place to get stock for
show or breeding is from people who SHOW.
The North Carolina Cavy Breeders Association members
who placed from wins at these shows under NCCBA's umbrella, entered other shows
as well.
Check us out on Facebook North Carolina Cavy Breeders Association
American Cavy Breeders Association www.acbaonline.com
American Rabbit Breeders Association www.arba.net
FMI: Please email our club secretary Debra Dolph at
NCCBAsec@yahoo.com
Webmaster: Debra Dolph
Updated 12/13/2024